Bramwell v. Conquest

Appellant, describing himself as superintendent of banks of the state of Oregon, then in charge of the Western State Bank, which was insolvent, but which formerly had done business in Newport, Or., by virtue of authority obtained from the state of Oregon, sued Minnie Conquest and her husband, Lee Conquest, and Lottie Ashcroft and her husband, George Ashcroft, on a promissory note for $7,327, executed by Minnie Conquest, in Oregon, to Lottie Ashcroft, and transferred by the Ashcrofts to the Western State Bank of Oregon. Minnie Conquest answered by general demurrer, special exceptions, general…